A New Hudson Valley Art Space Promises to Be As Accessible as It Is In Flux
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A New Hudson Valley Art Space Promises to Be As Accessible as It Is In Flux
Less than two blocks from the Katonah train station stands a nondescript, gray two-story building on one of the main drags of this Hudson Valley town. Emblazoned in a kerned-out serif font, its name, Branchline, belies what awaits inside: a public-facing exhibition space for the Gochman Family Collection (GFC). Established just five years ago, the GFC has already become one of the world’s leading collections of contemporary Indigenous art, wit…
The most relevant indigenous art collection in the world already has its physical headquarters. The Gochman Family Collection opens Branchline, a free exhibition space in Katonah, two blocks from the train station, with more than 850 indigenous contemporary art works and about 930 square meters planned in four buildings. So far, these pieces hung in Becky Gochman’s New York apartment, founder and custodian of the collection, with about 200 works…
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